Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-30

zec1Ki8iee are fntaa4 and that TIE daacif
viii noe exoea4 the hzaFes named.
EAe nee9ler's Trsal.
INV Tokx, Jan. 29--In TIE trial az
ex-Alnerman MeLauRhiin eoday for &C.
oepsia4 tie Broadway Railway hoodle,
M1sa Lou RaKksF vas sworn and said
shat shs had lived at The residanee o.
EeLauahlin- Sue declared that she
bad tendk 4 the deer there. AMI that tie
allaRed oembinaaion meetings never had
bsen held there. Hrs. McIaaQhlin tes
tltiea b The same eEeot. Riohard X.
c1lhE4n. Secretary ak The Iammany
Commitfee and CisEk Of the Supfeme
Court, said that ha was a. MsEaanRoiin's i
houee every night from January lst
1854, anti 5uiy, and that ths osmbina-
lloa Of Aldermen never had net there.
Justios barFstt asked him shaFply why
he did not some forward and tel hia
story then. 6nilivan rsplied be did nos
wish 10 Rst mixed ap With TIE anair.
Ihea y0a sat By tha oficoE - ths coart
aDd haara the testimony given aQainst
AcQoades which you knew you could
have c1nsrsdicted, and vas silent. =
Justice b4rretl's facs wore 4 disagree.
aoies uRly look. and he turned Ia his
chair away from Sullivan.
On wall ssreee.
NEW YeRK. Jan. ~ The general Ser.
| turoalion and uncertainty which pre-
vailed outside Of hnanoial ciEolaa. both
"a home and ahread, daFinR the PASS
week. were aceaEatsay Feasceed IN TIE
Wall street arke1s to-day. Spsoula-
tions pazssd throash many VARYING
phases. Tbs most potent factors Il
work we're the political agitation 10
Europe, tue spread Of laheF strikes here.
With their iniarious influences on our
export trade. and the sharp Fiss n for.
eiRn exchange, which vas naturally the
consequence Of the preceding ciFcum-
stances. Supplementary 10 these were
tae Inter-Skate Commerce bill. the fate
Of watch is genarally supposed viii be
decided By the manner of ils passage
By The Houas. Again this became .
matter Of aurmise and donhl o. the
announcement that the President hesi-
latsd 10 act until he obtained an opin-
ian from the Atl0rnev General as 20 ias
uonstitntionallty. There were q feu
bright spofs 70 the situatian, such as
easy money. increased railroad earnings
and favorable progress Of the spring
trade. all Of whish would exercise q
beneficial ehec. en al values, but for
the disturbing elements jasi msntioned.
eoveFnmenss Dual.
INV YoRK, Jan. ~. = Gowernmsat
bonds anll and fFui. Stocks were duller
than on any preceding dag fer several
weeks, and closed da1l and heavy %
generally the lowest prices reached.
Sales, l68. .Tf6 shares. The nek result OF
The days business is q dsalins for
almo.t everything on the active list,
though Manhattan with Q less Of ~
per oent was the only stock whioh
Showed nst decline Of more than =.
GeiRg for their Rea nata.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 29.-when the steam. |
ship LaboEroRne left the pier this morn |
inc. .hhe had on Cardinals Gibbons, OF /
and TneoherOau. Of Qaebec. |
Both are going 10 Rene te receive from |
the Pope theiF red hats.
The Adams KxpFess Robbers.
sr. LOUIS. Jan. 29.-Ths dispositions |
Of Fred WIttroak, alias Jim OumminQs,
and W. W. Haight, In the ease OF the /
State W. Fotheginghsm, the Adams |
Express messenger, who u AcoRssd Of /
In the express train robbery, /
we're taken 81 the penitentiary al Jeffer- Il
bon City today. Haieht'a account Of /
bis connection with the robbery differs
from that given BY him pre-
viously. Wittrock, however. IL this, his
last story Of the affair, adds rather q
statement, that after he had i
bound the messenger IN the car and Sc
s1red the booty, be offered FothsginG- |
ham el0.00o II be would giys the de-
leetiges q false description OF hin (the /
robber). Fotheringham replied, "Well, |
L'Il see about it. Send the money 70 J.
]. Mapes, Kansas OIty." Witfrock, !
however, did not DO 80. because.n he /
lays, "Damsel SCARED F0thsFingham /
INTO giving geod description Of ms"
senator RaiF'u son In a Cafe.
WksHTNGsoN, Jan. 29.-An aflair 90
surFed about 10 o'clock last night ia the
1aFroom OF Welckers, which crested /
considerable Of sensation. Senator
Fairs son, James q. Fair, JF.. vas IN /
he cafe when ex. Congressman Page Of /
California came in. The young man |
'sked him 70 drink, bnt Page refused
RheFeupon young Fair drew a pistol |
md ared ct Page. Page luckily hit the /
listol and the ball struck tbs ceiling. |
Page took the pistol assay from t1e
leuse man, and Fairs friends took him
o his hotel.